J CrEMIOT ROSES.
It all came boot in this war. Of
conrae it ru wicked, and outrageous,
tod onirratefal, and all tbat, bat then
it ru ea sudden that she really did
not know what bad happened. And
then, why in the world should the
professor object to Adrian, in whom
there was neither ppot nor flaw 7
The man selfishly wanted to keep the
child himself, and after him the del
uge! Yes, it came about in this
way. lie had adored ber sa long.
At first at such an awful distance
"the desire of the moth for the star,";
bcr uncle Redmond used to call it in
bis eril way; bat soother person
might hare said it was the pare and j
ardent paseion of a young soul for Ste
counterpart. And certainly that ex
quisite beiog. so fair, bo frail, half hu
man, half seraphic, was only the
counterpart of this Cery, turbulent:
boy, so strong, and so tender, too, ,
for all the vehemence of bis impulses,
so noble and so lofty in his ideals.
Of course no young girl of Ella's age
could bare looked at bis face, could
bare heard bis voice, and not bare
felt a strange attraction, for his beau
ty was as extraordinary aa the sweet
ness cf his tones.
"Beauty 1" growled the uncle Ived
mond, when some one said so. "lie
looks like the child of an organ-grinder.
Doubtless be was filched by
some padrone from some peasant"
-And what of that!" said aunt
Redmond, fully in faror of the affair.
"Some people might prefer to be the
children of Roman peasants, with all
their Roman history and ancestry be
hind them, rather than to be children
of parrenus here."
"Tooral-looraV was the replj a
customary one in such case.
But little did Ella care whether
those long black lashes darkened the
eres of Roman or Saxon they were
Adrian's eyes, ber lover's, the only
eyes that bad erer looked into hers,
and tie light of the world was in
them. It was not his beauty that
touched ber heart ; it was bis person
ality himself.
As for Adrian, be had seen the girl
coming into church, had met her at
college festirali, had watched ber
walking in the gardens. He knew
her name, and often strolled under
ber windows : once, indeed, he sent
a hand there to breathe out music in
the soft deed dark of the night, and
uncle Redmnd growled something
about throwing tbo Rerised Statutes
at their beads, till the aunt propiti
ated him by wondering if the sere
nade were on account of his great
work on the Civil Code. But all this
ras at a distance. He bad not dared
approach ber; had not dared speak
to her ; had not dreamed of following
ber.
Bat one sunset, in crossing a public
square, with the shadows of trees
darkening the walks almost to twi
light, he saw ber moving hurriedly
along just before him, themselves the
only people to be seen in the Equare.
"She does not touch the earth, she
floats," be said. But as he thought
it, a drunken creature started from
the ehadows and reeled up, leering
into ber face, while she shrank back
with a slight sudden cry. With a
bound Adrian was tier) : bis arm
fell, and the offender assuredly touch
ed the earth, whatever hlla did
Then be bent with bare bead before
ber half an instant, stood aside for
her to pass on, and followed again,
only at a respectful distance.
She was coming down the steps
from the president's reception when
be next saw her, ber uncle waiting
for her below her aunt seldom go
ing out In the college society. 1 resi
dent Rex always gave rather gor
geous receptions, though, eo far as
flowers and music went : be feasted
the spiritual part, at any rate, and
for the rest, let weak tea and lemon'
ade go as far as they would. Flow
ering plants lined the passages and
stairways ; and as in her yearly gau
zes she descended all alone into the
dark, she looked to bim, ascending,
like the spirit of the flowers and of
the nuic behind ber. fete tela i
spray of white roses in her band.
She never knew what made her she
thought of it afterward, shocked and
horrified at herself, at her want of
maidenlineBS and modesty, and ber
face reddened, and her tears started
in the lonely night but she beld out
the spray of white roses, and gave it
to him with an enchanting smile, and
went down as be went op. And he
he also never knew what brazen
boldness, what wild daring, possessed
him when be stepped to ber side as
he walked borne from church next
day, and said :
"May I give you my name in ex
change for your rose."
And although be bad but intro
duced himself, be somehow took to
heart the literal interpretation of her
words, and in a wild, eagre, silent
way, considering himself engaged to
ber from that moment, whether she
were engaged to him or not ; and
grown bold thenceforth, he always
called ber in bis thoughts bis Rose.
One day, speaking with ber for after
that tbey often met he called ber so
aloud, and she was in no wise star
tled ; it came so naturally, as if she
bad known, of course, that the sun
was going to rise, and this was the
first rosy gleam of dawn. Yet fol
lowing it came little alternations of
joy and terror. 'Terhaps be would
not have dared to call me 60," she
thought, in ber shame-faced humilia
tion, "if I bad not been so forward.
Terhaps be does not respect me after
alL" And then, in spite of the troub
le, ber heart would bound with glad
ness to think that she bad given him
the spray, to think he had called her
his rose.
It was winter as tbey came to that,
and the skaters were making merry.
She bad come down to the lake with
her nncle, who was a famous skater ;
bad bound oa her skates, and slid
away with him ; bad left him to tight
en a strap, bad lost bim, and bad
been found by Adrian, and together
tbey had glided away ; and then the
late afternoon reddened into sunset
and purpled into twilight, and they
were skating op the stream, and leav
ing all the cries and fires and flash
ing forms behind them. How soft
and fresh was the vigorous air 1 how
rich the violet of the gathering night!
bow great the glow of the wind
ehaken stars ! Xow it was no longer
nana in band that tbey went, bnt bis
arm was about ber ; they swept out
on long curves together, and moved
ai if the pulses of one heart impelled
them ; aad now they turned the cor
ner or a bluff; now, far out of sight
oi au ine worio, tney paused, and
there, in the wintry dark, they were
folded heart to heart and mouth to
month. If the snows bad fallen
round them there and clothed them
with a garment of death, if the ice
bad parted under their feet and left
taem into the drowning waters, they
would hardly have asked any more.
Tbeir passions wrapped them, so like
Pejanira'a robe of flame, from all the
frostiness of death, that the coming
Of eternity upon therein each other,s
arms would bare seemed but its sac
ramental seal.
And suddenly a rode, hoarse cry
broke in upon the sphere where they
were resting the great rough voice
of Professor Redmond, and Ella was
snatched from Adrian's grasp, and a
dozen stinging words were whirled
at hita, and the uncle had carried
her off as the wind carries off a
feather.
Adrian skated back alone. He
scorned to move till the professor s
heels cutting the ice could be beard
no more. nere nan au mat bpipu
dorofthe night gone? It was all
darkness and coldness of desolation
now. He took a terrible grind at
mathematics that night, and the next
day presented himself before the pro
fessor and asked of him the promise
of his niece in marriage, only to re
ceive in return the flattest and curtest
and most iopuliing of orders never to
darken those doors again.
"For all that," said Adrian, stout
ly, "I shall marrv my wife."
The professor iooxea.at &im ana
burst into a furious, roaring laugn.
"Tooral-looral !" sang the professor.
'Begone I" be thundered.
The winter wore away at last, and
if the professor kept the Rose from
her lover, be could not keep the color
from the velvet cheek if be were near,
the glow from the darkling eyes if
she were there, the smile, forgetful of
all the rest of creation, on the lips of
both. He began to hate Adrian, lie
would have been glad to mark bim
out of existence, if marks could have
done it out of his college existence
at any rate ; but the boy gare him
no chance. He deeerred no repri
mand, and none could be tortured in
to shape for bim ; he studied as a
machine works. He corered himself
with laurels all the more be would
rather tbey bad been roses.
"Who is the beggar;" trie proles-
sor growled, one spring day, when
they met him in the square again,
and. the bare-headed silent rererence
ended, he had passed on without
greeting. "Who is the beggar?"
prowled the uncle Redmond, "to
whom you choose to five a glance
when 1 forbid it I, yno stand in
your dead father's shoes ? A fishing
merchant s son, indeed! une mignt
a
suppose tbat. reared as you nave
been, the thongbt of sucn connection
would smell to heaven."
He nerer touches fish," said Ella,
feeling obliged to answer, although if
he had been a neberman on tne lira-
dor coast, it would bare made no
difference with her. "He nerer sees
them ; he sits at a desk in a countiog
rooir, miles away from the ware
houses, and his clerks write in books
all dsr. And Adrian will do so
too." '
"He is rich, then, I suppose ?"
"Is he?" she asked; "I never
thought, indeed !"
"He ib not rich enough to nave
you," was tne reply.
es, uncle, he surely will," said
the timid thing, solemnly, with her
Heart in ber mouth, but ready to die
for ber faith: Then something in
Greek exploded, loud and angry from
the professor's throat ; and he never
again let bis ward out of his sight
when she bad crossed the threshold.
Love laughs at locksmiths without
doubt ; but this locksmith was very
skillful. It was almost midsummer,
and not one word had Adrian heard
from the lips of his Rose, and letter
after letter had been returned to him
unopened. But this ardor was un
changed; bis love burned with the
same white flame, although there
were only smiles and glances to feed
the fire.
And now at last the college life
was drawing to a close, and Adrian
was the class poet Perhaps his pas
sion had warmed genius into lite :
there bad never been sucn a poem
uttered there before ; but no other
poet had had those tender yearning
eyes before bim with the tears sus
pended in them, that face to like a
flower in the fresh dew. "More or
gan-grinding," growled the professor.
The lovers met in the press, for
one instant, not long afterward, as
that portion of the exercises ended.
And when he left her side a great
bunch of red roses was in her hand,
the most deliciouB dewy roses, whose
perfume swept around ber like an
atmosphere. But the professor bad
relieved guard. His lynx eye caught
sight of a white gleam among the
roses. He took them suddenly out
of her hand, abstracted a little note,
and gave the flowers back t) ber.
Then be slipped the note into his
coat pocket
It is a pity the professor did not
read that note before next day. This
Mr Rose. if your affection for
me is all it was, is all that my ador
ing love for yon would claim, you
will hold these roses in your hand to
night aa you enter the reception-
rooms of Rex. If at any time in the
course of the night, when the band
is playing the Landler waltz, or
when it is playing 'Little Buttercup,'
you lilt tnese sweet red roses to
your sweeter face, and bury vour
face there for one long moment, I
shall know that you can no longer en
dure this tyranny that part us! My
horse will await us at the gste, and
whenyouaremy wife, neither pro
fessor, nor nncle, nor anr one on
earth can part what Gcd has joined
together."
is at tie oidnt read it l tiere was
not the moment just then ; somebody
or something occupied bis time exclu
sively ; and when he might bare
read it, be bad changed bis coat and
could not find it Being a little lame,
and feeling obliged to attend the re
ception oi tne college president, on-
willing to lose a moment of his watch,
which be could not easily delegate,
ne ordered a carriage and pair to
take bim to old Rex's gate, and
stumped np the stair with his pre
cious prize before Lim,
Was ever anything lovelier than
this vision in the doorway, with the
shaggy old Professor Rednow behind
herx bo etnenally fair the corn
silk bair, the eyes like starry bluets;
it was the impersonation of girlhood
and of innocence. With a huge
cluster of creamy white rosea pinned
in her belt just over ber heart, in
their center a red one blooming like
the live sweet secret thought beating
in ner heart beneath, and in her old
pearl colored drsperies, she would
have seemed ready to melt back into
the outer twilight world, like the
spirit of the evening star itself, but
for the great bunch of red jacquemi
not roses in ber band. What did
she know of ber lover's; wish ? Noth
ing. He bad given tnese roses to
ber ; he would be here; of course she
wore his aowers.
ice oia i resident liex nad as
good an eye for beauty as any under
graduate of them all ; and although
tne young ctaasday poet was receiv
ing an ovation, be left bim in order
to welcome this perfect creation who
badjast come to bis parlors out of
fairy-land.
Just then the band waa softly
playing the Landler waltzes; old
Rex was overpowering her with his
flattering speech ; the music was en
chanting; there stood Adrian before
with bis eyea suinninir full noon her.
Although acroes the room she
could not bear it all. Absently she
lifted that bunch of roses, and buried
ber face in all that blaze of color and
delirium of fragrance.
The next moment Arian supped
from the room. She looked for bim
presently, but he was gone. And al-
. r j t . 1 . s.
tnoogn tney siaia out an uvur,
seemed to bcr an endless period be
fore she stood at last upon the step
in the dark and perfumed summer
night, with the wretched tears of
disappointment getting leave to over
flow upon tbe roses tnat sne neia so
near ber face. Her uncle came limp
ing along behind her. "Professor
Redmond's carrisge!" called a ser
vant. "Here !" thcuted a reply. Then a
band was helping ber up the step, a
whip was crat ting, horses were plung
ing, ber uncle was yelling to tbe uni
vers. Adriai 'i arms were around
her, she was testing on bis breast,
and they were dashing madly away,
be was murmuring through his kisses,
"never to leave me again. Yon ex
change one jailor for another."
Before 6he well knew what had oc
curred, what it meant, she was stand
ing in a clergyman's study ; papers of
some sort were being scanned; a
kind, silver-haiied lady was giving
ber a glass of water ; words were be
ing hurriedly uttered, to which if she
replied she did not know it. Some
body put into her hand a slip that be
called a marriage certincate; some
body spoke to her by another name
Adrian's name; tbe kind lady had
kissed ber, and she waa out in tbe
dark, sweet summer night again ; was
in the carriage whirled away, and
Adrian was holding ber, and calling
ber his wife.
"Are we married?" she gasped.
"Am I truly your wife ?" and then
she burst into a flood of tears. "And
I've nothing but this gauge
she cried.
gown
"And your Jacqueminot roses,"
said be.
So was that the way it all happen
ed. I know that by this time tbe
professor has forgiven it all ; he can't
do without her. But the aunt Red
mond had a a sorry lime of it for a
week. "I don't blame him at all,"
declares Adrian. "I'd have doue
the same in bis place. I wouldn't
have given her to tbe archangel Mi
chael, let alone the son of a. fishing
merchant, if the merchant were ten
times a millionaire, and the son ten
times nearer a professorship than
himself."
The professor has had the little fa
tal note glazed and framed and hung
up in bis den. but be has never been
able again to endure with equinimi
ty tbe sight of Jacqueminot rosea
Harpers Jiazaar.
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HERIFF'S SALE.
jiTttnneornnkirTwnttof (wnitieuwaM Le
Tmri FkUi lamed nut of ttnCoort of Oonmaa Plea
oi Somerset Cx, Fa-, awl to a direct.) . 1 win ex
pose to tale by poblto eatery, at Jgeyeradale,
ta Summit Tvp., tjuinerMt ouoaty, Pa., oa
Thurtdaif, October 16, 1879,
at 1 o clock r. au, all the right, title, inter
and claim of tlie ke) JUe Coal and Mae 'nurtur
ing Onui&iijr, of. In and to tin following deecrlbd
retti eiilaui, siuuie oa tbe line ot t ho P. k O. R. K.
in the Ultriubipe r Oreenvitle aoil bunudt, in
Somerset coanty, ta n :
tilt. I .A mml of Ib'iu tuu.nltiim? 1.1(0 acres,
more or lesa, adjoining lamia Known as Samuel
Hoctutetler.iaod warranted in the sameuf .Maurice
ILeoeu;, laoaa oi estate of Peter JUeyers, Until
late of the estate oi Annanma Htlfi.rj and others,
known aa the Plaugnerty plot ot ianda, and eum
pried ot three contiguous traces, me thereof
Known aa tbe Daniel P. Miller tract, containing;
Ui4 acre, wita aaw-uill, three dwelling house
acd other oalhling tlicreon, of which about tut)
acre are cleared and in cultivation ; an other
known the Uahriei Miller tract, containing IDS
acre, with eixuen dwelling house at Keystone
Junction, thereon erected, and the other known as
the t. t). Unt tract, containing 4MU acres, more
or leaa with low da elllng hoaxes, three lime kilns,
lime shed, coaldutniitng bonee-Uppio, scale ana
omee, thereon erectol at jveyawne Junction aU
well Umbered.
Also Two are( or land beimr a rectangular
lot at Keystou Jnuctlou, and rt of the tract
of land known a the tr. O. Unt tract, on t!t) P.
. O. E. K., upoa which are erected the '-Savage
ore brick works, a store house, dwelling bouse,
smith shop, aiabie'and other outbuildiuK.
All the coal, iron ore, lire clay and ot ner mineral
and mineral substances whatsoever, whether solid
or liquid, lying or being under and contained
within tne surtaee of the lollowlng lands and tene
ments in Summit and Klklick towiuhli, and the
necessary mining privileges and rights of way lor
mining ami removing the said minerals, to wit :
iVu, 1. A tract f land known a the JonasKeim
farm. In Elklick Twp., the surtaee of wbich Is
owned by Josiab Hay, containing Ml acres strict
measure, adjoinlag buds oi ef John Kclm and
others.
No. 2. A tract or land known as the vfilllam
FUckincr iaim, in hlklick Xwp., the surface, of
which is owned by estate of lavid liay, contain
ing 143 acres and S perches, strict measure, ad
joining No. 1 afomaid, lands ot P. la ilbelin now
Jeretulan torn and others.
No. a. A tract cf land known a tbe Peter C.
Meyers tract, in Klklirk Twp.. tbe surlaco ofwhlch
Is owned by Davlu Hay's estate, containing S40
acres and 102 perches, strict measure, adjoluiu the
ljavid ituy homealead. No. 2 aluresaid and otiicrs,
No. 4. A tract ul laud lu Elktlvk Twp, known
as the David Betghly farm, the surface of which
is owned by W m Hay, containing 3U acres, strict
measure, adjoiniag land ol Cumberland a. Uk
llrk Coal Couiany, No 8 aforesaid and others.
No. 6. A tract oi land in tlklick Twp., known
as tbe Samuel J, Llctny farm, the surluce of
which is now owned by Ueorge t. Baer, contain
ing &iu acres strict measure, adjoining lands of
the Cumlierland k tlkliek Uoal Jotupany, No.
aloresald and other.
No. 6. A tract l land In Elklick Twp., known
a the Samuel P. Miller tract, tbe sunaccol which
is owned by Samuel P. Miller, containing li'4
acres made up of two contiguous parcel, adjoin
ing No. 6 ati.resaW, lands o! Cumberland and kJk-lii-K
Coal Company and others.
No. 7, A tract ut land In Klkllek Twp., known
as tbe "Wilhelm tract," the surlaoa ol which 1
now owned by Jeremiah polk, containing 2Sll
acres, strict measure, adjoining land oi P. V 11
helm ea.ate, Job ktiin, David Hay estate
and others.
No. 8, A tract oflanJ in Elklick Twp., known as
the liavid Hay tatm, tbe surtaee ul which is
owned by 1. bay's cjtatc, containing 11 acre
and ei crchcs slrlrt nieaouie, adjoining land ol
P. W lUiclut'a estate, No. 7 und i aloresai.l and
others.
No. 0. A tract ol land In Elklick Twp., known as
the Jacob iieraubcrter larm.the surface ol a filch is
owned by Adam la.-ulcy,(Onialnlng U'J acres, strut
measure, aujoiuiug ft os. J and aloresald, lauus
ol S. pllekiner's heirs and other
No. la A tract ol land lu Liklick Twp., known
a the John Keiin, Sr., (arm, the surface oi which
Is owned by John Kstin, containing w acres ami
aS perches, adjoinint; No. 1 and I aloresald lands
ol jonn JVelin and odiers. .
No. 11. A tract ot land In Elkllca Twp., known
a the John Kiiin Jr., lanu, the surtaee or which
is owneu ny juun fceim, jr.. ooniainmg lu acres
and 7 perches, adjoining No. Ill aloresald, land
ol Joseuh Kelm and others.
Containing in the aggregate 1300 acrpi In fee
simple, and the coal and minerals and mining
privileges and rigtta of way ut MU acres and ta
percucs : neiug tne atme premise conveyed Dy
vV.J.Haeraud wits to the Keystone Cual St
Manufacturing Company, by deed dated the in
day o' February, 1-TI. and recorded at Somerset,
Pa., In record ol leeu, vol. .vj. page See, Ac., and
beh g tbe same Und and tenement mentioned
and described In a mortgage executed br the
keystone Coal k. Uanuiaetunng Company to
I hum J. Strykur ami Henry A. Stile, trustee.
dated the 11 day of Iecemter, 171, and recorded
in mortgage re corn, an. a, pages so, kc.
-ALSO
No. 1. A Dm eol of Und situate in Summit
1 wp., on the Casselnun rivor. conlalulmr M acres
more or less, bounded by Casselman river on the
east, Samuel P. Miilig on the north and south,
and land ol George F. Hacr on the west, Uhiu
which are erected the Incline plane and cable and
n.uureaoi plane oi ins h ey stone Cual and Manu
lacturing Company, a wheel house, scale and
rale bouse, chock home, tool house, oil house and
omee, i.iacmmllli snop, carpenter boi, six dwell
ing nouses anu stauie, and rail road and aiding ul
the narow-guaire rail Mad ol the deli- Co.
No. x, A parcel ol land situate in Summit Two..
alorasaid, c-ntainlng lu acre, more or less, bound
ed by the Cameiman river on the west, and by
Una oi Samuel P. Maier and Joseph It. Miller
on the east and south, and by lot of M. Shannon
and others on part ol tbe east, upon which Is
lucateu the mining villa ol Keystone mines, co
taining 'U dwelling hounes, 1 engine houxe and
nd house, and tbe narrow guaao rail road and
alclngs ol tbe dell. Co.
No. 3. A lot ol ground in thetwroushofMcTcrs-
dale, hounded by Salislnry street on the east, lot
ol 11. T. Weld on the south. Second street on the
north1 being sO by 1MI test, on which Is erected
frame dwelling and olllcs of tbe company.
No. 4. Also ail the narrow gtwge rail road of
the delendant company, situate in said Summit
Twp., extending lrom I lie keystone mines to the
neynune j uncuun, including tne right ol way,
the tracks, tiding, brhhee. cniverts. switches.
water tank, water station, station, bpjad guage
siding at keystone Junction, dump and tipple
bouse; also two knomotives and tender with
necessary tool. Implement and nxturea,M) car,
and 1 large rail road scales, and all tbe plant of
the siM rail road.
No. i. AU the intncbises. rlirhu and t.rivilegre
ol tbe Keystone Cual and Manufacturing Com
pany.
Taken In execution a the iirooertT of the Key
stone Coal and Manulaoturlng Company, at the
suit of Henry A. stilus and Augustus U. Kichey,
trustees.
NOTICE. All persons corchaslnsr at the above
ale, will please tak notice, that two per cant, ol
the purchase miey wtli be required as soon aa the
property is knocked dowa, otherwise it will again
be exposed to sale at the risk ol the Bret purchaser.
The residue o( lti purchase money must be paiu
on or before Thursday of the second week of No-
vemoer court, the time nxed by the tkiurt for tak
ing the acknowledgment of deeds, and nodeed will
be acknowledged until purchase money U paid In
lull.
SherUTi Office E1K1AE KYLE,
Sept. 'JO, l;w. Sharif!.
Sept. 24
BLIC SALE
OP
YALITARLK 11K.II, ESTATE.
By virtue ol an alia order of sale Issued out ol
the Orphan's Court of Somerset County, Pa., to
tit unucrnifrueu trustee to sen tne real estate ot
Josepb Pile, tale of il 11 ford twp., dec d., will, on
Saturday Oct. 18, 1879,
at public outcry, In Eockwood, (formerly Mineral
Point), sell at tbe hotel of Joseph Scbrock, at one
o'clock r. at., tbe folluwlns; real estsee:
No. 1. A eercain iann situate in Mllfonl town
ship, e. unty and state aforesaid, lolnin land
of John A. Snyder. Peter Putman, Jame Seibert,
Creorare Sechler, Wm. Hann and other : eontain-
ins: 'Mi acre, more or less, about ITU acre cleared,
with ax story Irame dwellinar bouse, barn and oth
er out buildlnars thereon erected. This farm is in
an ordinary suite of cultivation, with some very
fine meadows on the same, In a arood community:
i miles from New Centreville, aad miles from the
county seat, convenient to scnool and church,
which makes It very desirable, with fine fruit and
good water; also aa abundance of coal and lime
stone on the same, there being; several cool banks
now open and In good running; order and good tim
ber on the part not eleared.
No. 2. A lot of arround si mate In Rockwnod (for
merly Mineral roint), county and state aloresald
having thereon erected a one and one-halt story
irauie uneiuna; nouse, statue, ana otner ouinuitd
Inirs, bcintr tbe same protierty now occupied by
Oeorire Pile.
No. 3. A lot of ground situate as above, having;
thereon erected a one and a hair story plank
dwelling house, adjoluinx; lots of Henry Rreicer on
the west, alley on the east. Water street on the
outh, and tbe Pittsburgh and Con'.vl.svillc li. R.
on the north, belna; numbered on the plot of said
town aa Lot No. l;.
No. i. A lot of ground situate as above, having
thereon erected a small grocery store room, adjoin
ing alley on the west. Main street on tha north.
lot No. 164 on the east, and Railroad street on the
suuio ; ioi oeing du teet troni and iso leet deep and
numbered in the general plan of said town aa lot
No. 153. For further inlormatlon call on the un
dersigned trustees at Uebbart, Somerset county,
rcua a.
TEK3IS. One third of purchase money to 1)8
paid
two
i on connrmation or sale, and tha balance in
equal annual payment without interest : ten
per cent, of purchase moner to be tald when the
property I knocked down, and which percentage
will be treated a part payment on tbe first and
third, tbe balance to ba secured by judgment
wuBii uu cue premises.
PETER PILE,
JOSIAH W. PILE,
" Trustees.
pUBLIC SALE.
By Tirtne of an order or sale granted by the Or
phans' Court of Somerset county, the undersigned
will sell at public sale, at the lata residence of
Daniel a. Kneads, dee d., on
Saturday Oct. 25, 1879.
At 1 o clock, r. , the roal estate of said Dxnlsl
A. jtnoads. dee d., consisting as follow.
no., i he Borne place, containing 1P6 acres,
more or lew, with a new frame two-story dwelling
bouse, a new bank barn, and other buildings
thereon erected : about loo acre clear, 20 acre in
meadow, with a fine fruit orchard on the same.
u.jo.na cue a-oor iionso iann, &aniuei x-ox and
others ; eon tains a lime quarry.
No. x. A tract of land adiotalnfl- the ahnv.
Samuel Trent, Alexander Hunter, and the Letller
iann, containing va acres, more or lens, of which
ao acre are clear, balance well timbered ; line
spring and fruit orchard on the same.
No. X. A tract of land .known a the Leffl?r
larm, containing 3' acres, more or less, with
dwelling bouse, nana htrn, and other buildings
thereon erected, of wbich to acre are clear.
aero in meadow, fine fruit and never falling wa
ter wiub ww. ; aujoimoa; ine mason iarm, A lex
ander Hunter. No. x.. and Jacob IJeitx.
No. A Auw a tract of land containing 23 acres,
more or leas, with new frame dwelling nouse, new
barn, and other buildings on the same ; about 18
acre ctear, anoot acrei in meadow, adioins No.
1. and No. ., the Mason iarm, Joseph' ShafTjr,
anu ine scnool tot. Tnese land are near to
ennrcne. sctiooi. and wiluinsmilc from isomer,
set borough.
Terms ot No. 1. X and 1. One third after pay
ment of expense of partition, ate, to remain a
urn, cue interest o: wntcn IS to ne pall annually
10 me wuiow oi uanici A. jcoadt, dee'd.. during
her life, and at her death the principal to the
ne,. wn iuuiu ui unnu, jai April, itKK), balance
in four equal annual payment, to ba secured on
Terms ol No. 4. Cash, 1st or April, 1880. Ten
per cent of band money to be paid or scoured by
uote as soon a the property 1 (truck o 8.
O. M. SHAVrn
Administrator and Trustee.
Savo Your Children.
For expelling trorat from the (vstem, Kealrs
feranllsMro ha no eoual In this or any other
country. "On teashoonful given to a child of Mr.
Bftdjjury', expelled 104 worm in four hours a Iter
taiiaa Iba medfclna. Benj. Lytic, Union Town
ship. Pn. AIM expelled 4ou xormt (him my child
wo year old." ft m. Sarver, St. Loui. Mo.
Sold by druggist. Price 25 ct. R. E. SELLERS
k.dX, Prop rs, Pituburgh, Pa, Send lor circulars.
Julys
S
T?XECUTORSSALE
VALUABLE IiEAL ESTATE.
Br virtue ef an order lsmd nnt a' t h f mkiu'
Court of Somerset County, to the undersigned di
rected, then will be exposed, ta sala by public
outcry, on
Tuesday, October 14, 1879,
at 1 o'clock p. an., oa the homertead farm, the ful
lowins; valuable real estate, tots tt-.s property of
John Waller, of Jenner two., dee d., vu :
No. 1. A certain tract of land, situate In Jenner
tosrnsllln, in Said OOnntV. adiolnlnv lundanf lnnh
O. Horner, Jesse IxrUIUh. John Harsh benrer.
John Stunt, ana others, etmtaiiiinir Mill acres,
strict measure, beinar the lmu hnm I ol ui,
dee'd. Tiiere are abuut 1M acre dear, ef which
about at acrvt are in meadow; with a two-tory
iww-owry aiU'Hi.iig ixrase. ana a
large bank bam thereon erected; there are also
two apple orchard, peach orchard, and a frond
sugar camp on the premise. Tbe farm is well
watered, is In a good slate of coltivaUun, aad 1
nnderlald with limestone.
- No. t. A certain tract of land, situate in the
same township, adjoining tend of Jesse (irl tilth.
r-ii uasnaw. Airs. Isadora Kiine, Enoch Frets
hower. and Reuben Horner, containing 96 acres
and Its perche, strict measure. Them are about
Sv acres clear, and the balance is well timbered.
TUia tract is also underlaid with imctono. This
tract will t Sold subject to a dower in faror ol
Margaret lianltne, widow of James Hanllne, de
ceased, of a-S.
Hotb tract are In one of the rest sections of
Jenner townahin. and are convenient to rhurehea.
school-houses, mill j, store, fce.
scans. no. i. une-tnini in hand, one-third
to remain alien on tbe land for widow's doaer.
and the balance in three eiual annual payment
urercnitcr, milium interest.
No. X Aftordeducilnar dower of widow Rnnline.
one-third In band, one-third to remain, lien tor
widow's dower, and the balance In three equal an
nual payments thereafter, without Interest: the de
ferred p.tyment lo be secured bv judgment notes.
Possession will be given on the 1st of April, ltMO,
when the deed will be made and the notes taken.
The crop in the ground are reserved. Ten Dor
cent, ol tne purchase money must be paid on the
day of sale.
Jr-ssu W1LICK,
WM, H. WALitK,
8entl7 Executor of John Walter, dee'd.
J! ORGAN'S WOOLEN MILL,
ESTABIJSIIKD 1312.
HaTinc secured the serf tees or Mr. Wm. H
Barnbart as my Agent In Somerset county, lor the
ecminir wool season, I visit to thank mj numerous
customers for psst farors, and bespeak for Mr.
njrnnari toe uoerui patronage enjoyed Dy my
former a (rent s.
1 nave a very large nock or
WOOLEN GOOD3!
of my own mmuraoture, consisting of
BLANKETS,
UASSIMEKES, SATINETS,
JEANS, KEPELLANTS, FLANNELS,
COVEKLETS, CARPETS,
TAKNS. AO,
which I wish to
TRADE FOR WOOL.
Onr Goods are MAI.fc FOR SERVICE, under
my own suiwrr Moo, and wc strive now, as lu the
pint, to fttve satisfaction and lull value to all. We
will, aa usual, visit all our customers during the
Summer.
WM. S. MOrjOAN.
Stmitou h Mills.
Apr
A Search Warrant.
allows an officer to fro tlironirh your bouse (torn
cellar to m-t. and Lindaev's Blood
Searcher i warranted W go ihmaifb. your y
in lrom lop to toe and drive out all blood "disease.
It cure are wondcrlul and cenined to by doctor,
nreacucra and Mottle. Scrofula Mftraurial Ills-
eases, Erysipelas, Tetter, Ulcers In the LunK or
on tbe Skin, Koiis. Pimples, fce , we warrant It to
cure. It is a purely Yeitetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. 'nr sale by ail Druiririsu. See
that our name is on the bottom of the wrapper.
K. E. S ELLEKS av CO., Prop'rs, Pittsburg; h. Pa
C- N BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.
QUI-
MyTlrti
IIAXS' COURT SALE.
v Tlrtue of an order of sale lssulnsr out of the
Orphans' tourt of Somerset county. Pa., to me
directed, I will expose to public sale, oa
Saturday, October 11, 1870,
at Vo'clock p. w., at the house of Israel Bruner,
in Mllfonl Twp., the IM'.owinaT real estate, late
the propertyol John Will, dee d.
No. 1. A certain tract of Innd (known a the
Swart tract) situate in Middlwreek Twp., ad
joining land of Israel Brniier, Jeremiah Welruer,
Jacob Crosaan and others, containing 130 acre.
No. 3. A certain tract of land situate in Mtiford
Twp., (knowa aa the Hessian tract), aojoiuinir
lands oi Joseph Savior, Adam 1'tU and A. (i.
Vt 111, coutauiin; acp'S.
No. 3. A certain tract of land situate In Mllford
Twp.. ad joining A. I Miller, liacnel Bittnerand
Phillippi heirs, eonialuinjr e acres, all tlmter
land,
TERMS
I ne-thtrd to remain a lien for the wblow's dow
er, one-third In liand cotnirniallou of rale, when
deed anil possession will be (riven, one-third in
tw equal payments to lie secured on tbe land;
twenty er rent, of band money to be paid when
tbe property is knocked iluwn.
I. W. WILL,
Sept. 17 Executor of John Will, dee'd.
i DMIXISTRATOIVS NOTICE
Estate of John Kepler, late of Jenner Twp.,
Somerset tlo.. Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, residing
at Jenner X Koads; notice 1 hereby given to
tbnee Indebted to it to make Immediate imvment.
ana tiioee navmg claims or uemanus win please
present them duly authenticated for allowance
without delay.
Sept. 17 Administrator,
A W EEK In your own town, and no can.
Ital rbked. You can give the business a
trial wiinoni expense, ine best oppor
tunlty ever ottered lor those willing u
work. You sliould try nothing else until
yoo;se l.f yourvil wni you cundo at the bus!
nessweoner. no room u explain here, ion can
devote all your time or only your spare time to the
nusiness, and maae great pay lor every bour tbat
vou work. V'omen make aa much as men. Send
forspeciui private terms anil particulars, which we
matt irve. cjutni tree, uua t complain of bard
lime wiine you uave sucn a cnance.
Address H. HALLETT, Portland, Maine.
June 11.
Tbe Train Is Mighty
and will prevail. Thonand3 who hare used and
been cured are living witnesses to the truih of our
statement, that SELLER'S LIVER PILLS
V iLLCtrRI the worst cases of Liver Cumidainl.
Biliousness, Headache arising therefrom, Coative-
ness. Constipation. Uirztness and all disorder re
sulting iron a diseased liver. For sale by all
iTUxgista. race xo cents.
K. E. SELLERS A CM.. Prop r, Pittsburgh, Pa
C N- BOYD, Agent Somerset, Pa.
TO U00 A Y E A R. or Oa to r 0
day In your own locality. No risk.
Women do as well a men. Many
make more than theamount suited
above. No one can fail to male
money fast. Anr one can do the work. Yon can
make from SHcl. to 4x2 an hour by devoting your
evenings and spare time to the business. It coats
nothing to try tbe business. Nothing like It lor
money making ever odered before. Uuslness
pleasant and strictly honorable. Header, if you
want to know ail about tbe best paving business
before the public, send us your name and w will
sendyou full particulars and private terms free ;
sample worth also free ; you caa then make up
up your mum lor yourneu.
Address (
EuKOESTINSOX A CO.,
June 11
Portland. Maine.
pUBLIC SALE
OF IIEAL ESTATE.
By virtue of the authority given to the umler-
signed by the last will and testament of Rudolph
Meyers, late of 1 pper Turkeyfoot Twp., Somerset
connty. Pa., dee'd., they will expose to sale, by
puuiic outcry, on tne premise, on
Fridaii Oct. 24, 1879.
At 1 o'clock p. x., of said day, the follow in; de-
acrioeu vaioaoie jveai restate, vis :
A certain tract of land situiite in UDnerTnrkev-
foot Twp., Somerset county, Pa., adjoining kinds
of John Brongher's heirs, Jonas Heiiibaugh's
heirs, John K. Nickolson, John Dwire, and oth
ers, containing about S30 acres, of which 176 acre
are clear, about 30 acre! In meadow. There Is a
two story log house, a new bank barn, a large
log stable, and other outbuildings on the prem
ises ; also a good apple orchard and other fruit
trees, and a small sugar camp thereon. Tha
property is well fenced, 1 trader good cultivation,
and well supplied with water.
TERMS. One third in hand, one third to re
main a lien upon the land, the interest thereon to
be paid annually to the widow of dee'd., during
her lifetime, and after her death to the heir ol
deceased, and the balance In three equal annual
payment without interest. Possession will be
given on tbe 1st or April, If), when the deed will
be delivered and judgment notes taken for the de
ferred payments. Ten per cent, of the purchase
money to be paid djwn on day of sale. If tha
property 1 not sold it will bs ranted for one year
lrom April 1, 1SS0.
JACOB OERHABD,
JONAS MEYERS,
Executors.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OK VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of sale granted by the
Court ol Somerset county, Pa., the undersigned
Assignee of V alentlne Hoon, will sell at public
aaie, ou
Thursday, November 6, 1879,
on tbe premises In Brotheravalley Tp., Somerset
Co., Pa.
A certain tract of land with the appurtenances.
situate in raid township, adjoining lands of
Anannuw Miller, Cyrus Walker, Henry Oiessner
and others, containing 161 acre, lj'i acre cleared
and In a high state oi cultivation, U acre there
el number oiie meadow, tha balance well Umbered:
this Iarm lies on tbe south side and border on the
public road leading from Berlin to MechanicsbnrK,
and is wtthuVone halt mile of either place ;the land
lay level, and ha been recently well limed ; there
i aa abundance or coal and lime atone In t he vicini
ty ol this Iarm tit ba in fact ail t he conreinenance
a farmer mar desire to have. Tbe Improvement
are a large two story dwellh-j house with basement
story, also a large bank barn, spring house, sugar
camp and other outbniidbrgs erected on tbe prem
ises ; there are also a large number of angar trees,
and orchard of a Urge ratriety of fruit trees,
there is a spring or never railing water conrelnent
to the house, and the entire farm la well supplied
with running water.
There will also be (old at tba same time and
place a large variety ol personal property general
ly used on a well cultivated farm, consisting of
work horses, colts, cows, young cattle, wagons,
sled, plows, harrow, grain by tba bushel, sugar
keelers, tubs, kettles and household goods,.
TERMS. One-third of the cmwhAM mmm m
the real estate to ba paid on confirmation of aale
and delivery of dead, one-third in six months and
one-third inone year after connrmaiion at aale,
witn interest on deterred payment to ba secured
byjulgment bond and mortgage: ten ner cent.
oi the purchase money on to real estate to be
paiu on tneuayoi sate, rmcn will be deducted
trora tha hanoinoney. On tbe personal property
a credit or ninety day will be given on all sums
of fire dollar and upwards ; all um under five
dollar to be cash. Sale to eommenoe at 10
O'clock A. af.
OEORqE O.WALKER.
Oct. 1 Assignee.
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Tie Delmoo Ccffee!
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Every Variety Fancy Cheese.
Tie Oasla CoEmnnlty Fnilts !
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ENGL
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4)rA reduction of FIVE CENTS per pound will
be allowed on all order of Fir i Porxna
o Tea.
4)rIa sending a written order for Tea, don't fail
to mention tbe quality you desire, and price.
4yAU the Tea quoted shore at 1,00 per pound
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A PARTIAL LIST OF GOODS
Constantly Arriving.
F. Schumacher's Oat Meal, Oat droat, Cracked
n neat ana u rana m r lour.
Mackerel. Extra No. 1 Shore Mess. No. 1 Shore
No. 1 Bay, No. x, No. S Lrge, No. 3 Medium In
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Cincinnati Hams, BreakfAil Baooo and Dried
Roof
Refined Lard In Pails, 20 lb. 10 lb. i lb. and 31b.
xresa xsjosiers, aaimon, IB nr imps and Uovi
Oysters.
Cooked Cornel Beef and Presiad Tongue.
PICKELS and TABLE SAUCE.
Sugar tha belt quality cf each grade.
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES
NEW YORK GOSHEN
AXD '
OHIO CREAM CHEESE.
THE LABOEST ASSORTMENT OF
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS.
PURE GPICEO.
COLKAM'S ENGLISH MUSTARD.
Sesd run Cataloocx axd Pkicb Liar.
J. R. JENKINS .
So. 28 Fiftl Ave.,
PITTSBURGH, Pi.
AT C. 1ST.
atAXtaHra Block,
Taa
OARKOLITCE. -COD
LIVEK Oil
urix'scorott strip,
HtVIRfKiiKRTEA.
HOP PT1TERS.
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HALL'S HAIR KESEWER,
BASE BALLS.
(lAKI'KXSKK.nS,
KINKSTATIONKRT,
t'LOTH BKI MHES,
TOILS rKXilS,
FISHING TACKLE,
POtKETKtioKS
PENS St PKVHoi. luRS
TOOTH BF(l'8HkS.
SACHET
l.VXDBUKG S PEKEOIERY, FINE CIGARS. M r '-bSt
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME RECEIPTS
.A. SPECIALTY.
ICE COLD SODA WATER.
C. N. BOYD, SUCCESSOR TO 0. W. SFZE?"
?ImiimolIi ISlofk, Somerset, la.
May 14. 'TV
THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE
v i:st of ti i n
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
Bl ICRS & BAENETT,
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN F. B'.YIYER.l
SOMERSET. PA.
AVc take pleasure in announcing to the public that wc hav
JUST RCIYD a large and complete slock of Har
ware, which we intend to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!
Our stock is complete in all respects, and eomr.risM
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron. Norwav V
rod Iron. Vnlran Unrsr-n.iils
t ,
Sleigh-shoes and Cast steel,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and
Maiieaoie irou,uurrs, txc, ccc.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Rim and Mortise Locks, Cat ami
corought Butts, acorned and plain, a complete stock of Xails
always on hand, also a full assortment of Glass.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
W'c have til ways on hand a complete stock ci laws both
Hand ant1 Cross-cut, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers Stee and Tn
Squares, Compasses, Bench and
Ve always ktep a full line of Revolvers, Pistols, Shot-suns
Powder-flasks, Shot-pouches, cartnuges, Caps, TTads, Rifleand
Shot-gun Powder, also a full line of Gun Repairs.
Y"e have a complete line of Lamps, Lanterns, and supplies
a full line of Saddlery Hardware, comprising Saddle-trees
Buckles, Rings, Harness-pads, Ornaments, etc., etc.
In the Agricultural Department we have a full stock of
Forks, Shovels, Rope, Chains, Mane and Curry-Combs, Horse
brushes, etc., etc.
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We make a specialty ofPocket and Table Cutlery Also
Silver Plated Table Ware, Plated and Britannia Spoons
We also make a specialty of Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, and
also Painters' Tools, etc.
We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, (porcelain lined) and a cheaper quality that are not
lined. This Pump has taken the lead of all others wherever
introduced.
All goods warranted to be as represented Our principles
are Fair Dealing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits.
We challenge competition. Call and examine goods, and as
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
BYERS &
Send Your Butter
TO
II&W
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
60 South Street,
Baltimore, Md.
Who will get you the highest prices and make the quick
est sales. Cards at Stores and Express Office
Sept. 10
BUTTER and PRODUCE COMMISSION
MEECH A NTS,
276 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
SOLICIT LIBERAL SHIPMENTS OF
BUTTER
Wa refer to Peoples' Bank. Citizans Bank and Commercial and Farm
era National Bank of Baltimore.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
OF VALUABLE HEAL FSTATK
1'ua anderslxned aaslp-nea of .manual Hersh
hiscr will sell at vuUic sala, on
Tuesday, November 4, 18T,
at J o'clock r. it . on tba premises In Allegheny
Twp.. Somerset count?, Paa oertaio tract of land
with tbe apimrtenaDce. situate In saJii tuwnsblD
oi Allerneny, adjoining laud or Eliia OanlDer,
Henry 8arrer' heirs Simon Krlsinver. and others,
auntainlnir fcl aerea, marlr all eleared and In a
Ruoii Kale ol cultivation ; tha improreiBeut are a
frame dweUina: house, and bank bam thereon
erected ; there are aim a lar; variety of Fruit
treason the premise; also a aerer falling spnna;
of water convenient to the house : Uiia pnijieri r
nea uireciiy on tne route of the contemplated rail
road thmuiih leter( Gap.
TERMS One-third ot the nnrrhaae monrr to
b paid on delivery or deed, one-third in au month
and oue-thlrd in one year after day of ilc. Ten
nr cent, toba oaklondav of ata wblrh is to ba
deducted from tbe band money. -
UaVUHCtK u. WaLktit,
Oct. 1 Assignee.
BOYD'S
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t OUST HWER jo V1?I:R',' Sv-
ST. JACOB'S OIL, uxl H-ttiklV'
Ai fcK SHAlUVI'KlR, Voi K ,???'. "'
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POWDERS.
NA1I.
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Timor Tanc iTnren ct, "
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a full line of Best Norway Iron
Axle Clips, a complete stock cf
Fancy Planes etc., etc.
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STATE KORMAL SCHOOL,
Malldl-c.tbabeKcfthaklndinthe rnlteJ
State. . M . h.-jjers.
a rf ncaI"i-" 1
Itr parlinraM. NonnaL cussicac,
"5l T.r- of IS-eck will opc.
MCNBAY, SEPTEXBH 8, 1379-
fl..r.iinie.U.-.l.lvamaiteaii.l acconimo-i
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